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Category Archives: Reviews
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Clouds 6
June 19, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2026 Deeper into the dusk, darkness-dwelling sound-director delves into dynamical detail of melodic diorama. For all the stylistic arcs of his annual album runs, has never been overtly conceptual in terms of multi-record spans, yet those who follow … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental, prog rock
ALAN MORSE – So Many Words
June 15, 2026

Alan Morse 2026 No remorse: progressive rock maven muses eloquently on the state of our world and affairs of the heart – with his ensemble and more compadres coming to its rescue. The listener may wonder why a musician should … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Morse, Neal Morse, prog rock, Simon Phillips, Spock's Beard, Tony Levin
SCOTT JEFFERS / TRAVELER – Tales Of Old Ireland
June 13, 2026

Traveler 2024 Back to the Emerald Isle: American ensemble venture on a time warp to create an alternative lore of ancient wisdom. Wherever these journeymen may roam, they keep returning to the land of Éire either as part of the … Continue reading
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Tagged folk rock, Scott Jeffers Traveler
CLAIRE HAMILL BAND – A House Among The Trees
June 11, 2026

Claire Hamill 2026 Shedding the silence she used to wear like a shield, Hastings’ most mellifluous inhabitant hunts for fresh tunes en plein air. When she started out, at seventeen, Claire Hamill was a little precious thing; today, as a … Continue reading
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Tagged Americana, Claire Hamill, David Knopfler, folk rock
THE CALL & TODD RUNDGREN – The Walls Came Down
June 9, 2026

Triple Pop 2026 Giving a new lease of life to their pièce de résistance, Californian new wavers invite the hermit of mink hollow to come forward and help them look back. There are period pieces and there are those reverberating … Continue reading
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Tagged new wave, The Call, Todd Rundgren


